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Cricket
The first Test of the latest Ashes series is only a few hours away as play gets underway in the Gabba at midnight tonight.

We’ll be betting in-play on all the action every step of the way with a host of spread betting and fixed odds markets including Player Performance markets with spreads for each player based on 1 point per run, 10 per catch, 20 per wicket and 25 per stumping.

For Top England 1st Test Batsman fixed odds we are currently industry best price on Alastair Cook, Kevin Pietersen (both 4/1), Ian Bell (9/2), Michael Carberry (6/1), Jonathan Bairstow and Matt Prior (both 12/1).*

We’re also industry best price on Top Australia 1st Test Batsman for Shane Watson (9/2) and Chris Rogers (5/1).

Looking at the first Test spreads we are quoting both team's 25:10 at 11-12.5 For Player Performance spreads we’re currently quoting Stuart Broad at 106-116, Mitchell Johnson 105-115, Graeme Swan 100-110 and Shane Watson 98-106.

Follow the action from 11pm this evening (Wednesday) on Sky Sports 2.

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Football
The media are now labelling England as World Cup no-hopers following back-to-back defeats to Chile and Germany after last month talking up the Three Lions’ prospects in Brazil after wins against Montenegro and Poland.

And pundits have been equally as erratic when predicting what will happen in the Premier League so far this season, which returns this weekend with the Merseyside derby first up at 12.45pm on Saturday.

The last two matches between Everton and Liverpool have ended in a draw. Will one side take all three points here? Our Supremacy quote is Liverpool/Everton (h) 0.05-0.25.

There are five 3pm kick offs this week including Arsenal v Southampton (Ars v Sou 0.9-1.1), Fulham v Swansea (Swa/Ful (h) 0.15-0.35), Hull v Crystal Palace (Hull/Pal 0.55-0.75), Newcastle v Norwich (New/Nor 0.7-0.9) and Stoke v Sunderland (Sto/Sun 0.4-0.6).

There is a London Derby at 5.30pm as West Ham host Chelsea. Will the Blues return to winning ways after a 2-2 draw with West Brom last time out? We have them at 4/7 for the victory, with West Ham 5/1 and the draw 14/5.

On Sunday both Manchester clubs are in action, starting at 1.30pm with Man City v Tottenham. Both sides have made stuttering starts to the season and will be looking for thee points here. Our Supremacy quote is Man City/Tottenham 0.8-1. This match is followed by Cardiff v Man Utd where we’re quoting Supremacy at Man Utd/Cardiff (h) 0.9 - 1.1.

Monday Night Football returns this week with the Black Country derby. West Brom host Aston Villa knowing that honours have been shared on the last three meetings. We have the home side at 21/20 for the win, with Villa at 13/5 and the draw 9/4.

Don’t forget that our Champions League long term prices are now available. Our Outright Index sees Bayern Munich at 55-58, Barcelona 51-54, Real Madrid 48-51, Chelsea and Man City at 29-32, Atletico Madrid 28-31, PSG 25-28, Man United 22-25 and Arsenal 20-23. Other markets available include Group Indices, Fixed Odds Winner, and Fixed Odds Group Winners.

See all our latest football spread betting and football fixed odds betting prices here. 

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Rugby
The Rugby League world Cup reaches the semi-final stage this weekend with England in action against New Zealand. Can England avenge a defeat at the same stage by the same team in the last world Cup? Our Supremacy quote is currently New Zealand/ England 5-8.

In the other semi, our traders are predicting a one-sided affair as Australia face Fiji with our Supremacy quote Australia/Fiji 36-39.

We are also covering the rest of the rugby union Autumn Internationals, the RaboDirect Pro12 and Aviva Premier League.

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Snooker
The 2013 Champion of Champions tournament is underway at the Ricoh Arena in Coventry. Neil Robertson and Martin Gould will both be looking to progress when they meet tomorrow, but who will come out on top? We are currently quoting Robertson/Gould 6.5-9.5.

The day’s other match is between Mark Allen and Ali Carter where we have Allen at 4/9 to progress with Carter at 13/8.

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Golf
All eyes this week will be on the Royal Melbourne Golf Club for the ISPS Handa World Cup of Golf.

Australia currently lead the way in the betting, but will face competition from the USA, Sweden, Ireland, France and Italy to name a few.

Elsewhere we also have prices on the South African Open and the Dunlop Phoenix.

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NFL
We’re into week twelve of the NFL season with the action getting underway in the early hours on Friday morning with New Orleans Saints taking on the Atlanta Falcons. Will the Falcons prove too strong on home soil? Our Supremacy quote in this one is New Orleans/Atlanta 8.5-10.5.

Our other live NFL games this weekend are; New York Jets @ Baltimore (Bal/NYJ 3-5), San Diego @ Kansas City (Kan/San 3-5), Indianapolis @ Arizona (Ari/Ind 1-3), Dallas @ New York Giants (NYG/Dal 0.5-2.5), Denver @ New England (Den/N.E. 0.5-2.5) and San Francisco @ Washington (San/Was 4-6).

We have a non-live service on all the other fixtures.

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Motor Racing 
Sebastian Vettel is currently 18.5-20 on our Live index for the last race in Brazil, but there is far more competition further down the grid with Mark Webber at 8.25-9.75, Lewis Hamilton 3.5-5, Nico Rosberg and Romain Grosjean both1.5-3 and Nico Kulkenburg 0.5-1.5.

Looking at the longer term markets one more victory would see Vettel up to a massive 397 total, however, our traders are quoting him at 392-394 on the Driver’s Season Points market. We also have Hamilton at 196-198 (187 so far) and Webber 194.5-196.5(181 so far).

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*Source: Oddschecker as of 3pm 20/11/13